"Tom Anderson" wrote in message
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On Tue, 6 Mar 2007, John B wrote:

On Mar 6, 1:46 pm, "Bob Wood" wrote:

The current long route from the underground to platform level at St
Pancras station is a joke!

I wonder if the OP has noticed that St Pancras and Midland Road both
have something of an unfinished/building site ambience at present...?

Speaking of which, answers on a postcard:

http://flickr.com/photos/twic/411990029/

tom

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Is that the on the walk way to St Pancras station? I remember when it used
to be all underground the walk and you used to come out by a pub. I forget
what the pub was called.

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"Tom Anderson" wrote in message
.li...
On Tue, 6 Mar 2007, John B wrote:

On Mar 6, 1:46 pm, "Bob Wood" wrote:

The current long route from the underground to platform level
at St Pancras station is a joke!

I wonder if the OP has noticed that St Pancras and Midland Road
both have something of an unfinished/building site ambience at
present...?

Speaking of which, answers on a postcard:

http://flickr.com/photos/twic/411990029/

Is that the on the walk way to St Pancras station? I remember when
it used to be all underground the walk and you used to come out by
a pub. I forget what the pub was called.

It's in St Pancras Road. I cycle along it past the sign after arriving at
King's Cross platforms 9-11. I'd like to know what it means too. I seem
to remember it's the wrong side of the Great Northern Hotel for the
Northern Ticket Hall works.

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Colin Rosenstiel

"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message
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Speaking of which, answers on a postcard:

http://flickr.com/photos/twic/411990029/

Is that the on the walk way to St Pancras station? I remember when
it used to be all underground the walk and you used to come out by
a pub. I forget what the pub was called.

It's in St Pancras Road. I cycle along it past the sign after arriving at
King's Cross platforms 9-11. I'd like to know what it means too. I seem
to remember it's the wrong side of the Great Northern Hotel for the
Northern Ticket Hall works.

Are you referring to 'Blue Egg'? - I thinks its the nickname for the
Underground ventilation and access shaft, the stainless steel clad
'building' in the shot, which is illuminated blue at night, and is egg
shaped in plan.

Paul

"Paul Scott" wrote in message
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"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message
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Speaking of which, answers on a postcard:

http://flickr.com/photos/twic/411990029/

Is that the on the walk way to St Pancras station? I remember when
it used to be all underground the walk and you used to come out by
a pub. I forget what the pub was called.

It's in St Pancras Road. I cycle along it past the sign after arriving at
King's Cross platforms 9-11. I'd like to know what it means too. I seem
to remember it's the wrong side of the Great Northern Hotel for the
Northern Ticket Hall works.

Are you referring to 'Blue Egg'? - I thinks its the nickname for the
Underground ventilation and access shaft, the stainless steel clad
'building' in the shot, which is illuminated blue at night, and is egg
shaped in plan.

Paul

PS if anyone is registered with Flickr, perhaps they could let the
Photographer know...

Paul

In article ,
Paul Scott wrote:
Speaking of which, answers on a postcard:

http://flickr.com/photos/twic/411990029/

Are you referring to 'Blue Egg'? - I thinks its the nickname for the
Underground ventilation and access shaft, the stainless steel clad
'building' in the shot, which is illuminated blue at night, and is egg
shaped in plan.

PS if anyone is registered with Flickr, perhaps they could let the
Photographer know...

I think Tom (uncredited in the quoting but poster of the URL) is also
the photographer.

Nick
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http://www.leverton.org/ ... So express yourself

"Nick Leverton" wrote in message
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In article ,
Paul Scott wrote:
Speaking of which, answers on a postcard:

http://flickr.com/photos/twic/411990029/

Are you referring to 'Blue Egg'? - I thinks its the nickname for the
Underground ventilation and access shaft, the stainless steel clad
'building' in the shot, which is illuminated blue at night, and is egg
shaped in plan.

PS if anyone is registered with Flickr, perhaps they could let the
Photographer know...

I think Tom (uncredited in the quoting but poster of the URL) is also
the photographer.

Ah - my mistake, didn't connect everything fully there...

Paul

In article ,
Paul Scott wrote:
"Nick Leverton" wrote in message
...

PS if anyone is registered with Flickr, perhaps they could let the
Photographer know...

I think Tom (uncredited in the quoting but poster of the URL) is also
the photographer.

Ah - my mistake, didn't connect everything fully there...

Not to worry, I nearly added it myself but at first decided to leave it
for you !

Nick
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http://www.leverton.org/ ... So express yourself

On Tue, 6 Mar 2007, Paul Scott wrote:

"Paul Scott" wrote in message
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"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message
...

Speaking of which, answers on a postcard:

http://flickr.com/photos/twic/411990029/

Is that the on the walk way to St Pancras station? I remember when
it used to be all underground the walk and you used to come out by
a pub. I forget what the pub was called.

It's in St Pancras Road. I cycle along it past the sign after arriving at
King's Cross platforms 9-11. I'd like to know what it means too. I seem
to remember it's the wrong side of the Great Northern Hotel for the
Northern Ticket Hall works.

Are you referring to 'Blue Egg'? - I thinks its the nickname for the
Underground ventilation and access shaft, the stainless steel clad
'building' in the shot, which is illuminated blue at night, and is egg
shaped in plan.

Aha! You're talking sense.

PS if anyone is registered with Flickr, perhaps they could let the
Photographer know...

Will do .

tom

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